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Switzerland
The Neue Zürcher Zeitung front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on the Berlin attack and its implications, as well as European wildfires. Domestic stories include an interview with Switzerland's first Jewish Federal Councillor, Ruth Dreifuss, on Israel…
This opinion piece argues that Germany is not adequately addressing the threat of Islamism, highlighting that neither the target nor the means of the attack on Christopher Street Day in Berlin were random. It suggests that understanding Islamism is key to combating it.
This article investigates the transformation of the Berlin attacker, tracing his path from a violent young individual to an Islamist radical. It is an in-depth report by Armin Arbeiter.
This live ticker provides updates on the Berlin attack investigation, noting that a second suspect has been released and discussing debates surrounding a suspended sentence for Abdul B. The police are actively searching for the perpetrator.
A commentary piece by Katrin Büchenbacher suggests that despite China's current economic slowdown and loss of faith in progress by its middle class, it would be naive to bet on its decline. Massive investments in key technologies are expected to propel the country forward.
In an interview, former Swiss Federal Councillor Ruth Dreifuss criticizes the Swiss government's policy towards Israel, deeming Israel's defensive war 'disproportionate.' She explains why she, unlike her party, does not speak of genocide.
At 71, neuroscientist Patrick Aebischer is actively involved in research, company founding, and large corporations. His longevity startup, Timeline, aims for a billion-dollar valuation through nutritional supplements and a deal with L'Oréal.
While forests from Spain to Northern Germany are burning, the new DHC-515 Canadair firefighting aircraft is virtually non-existent. Despite the EU ordering twelve planes, the manufacturer cannot provide delivery dates or estimate future production.
This report details the massive forest fire in France, the largest since the Second World War, which has led to the evacuation of over 220,000 people. The article is from Paris.
